A truck weighing 1869 kg uses natural gas as fuel. Natural gas is mainly methane, CH4, and though it is nomally a gas, it is stored in a tank as compressed liquid. Assume that the finel is metha gas and that it burns completely in the engine to carbon dioxide gas and water vapor. The density of liquid methane is 416 kg/m. (Note that the potential energy of a mass m raised to a height is mgh, where g is the acceleration of gravity and equals 9.81 m/s.) AG, kJ/mol CH, (9) -50.8 O2(9) CO: (9) -394.4 -228.6 Н,О(9) a. What is the maximum work that one mole of CH, (g) can do if it burns at 25°C? Maximum work = kJ b. What would be the maximum height that this truck could travel up a hill on 1.00 m of liquid methane fuel? Maximum height = mi

A truck weighing 1869 kg uses natural gas as fuel. Natural gas is mainly methane, CH4, and though it is nomally a gas, it is stored in a tank as compressed liquid. Assume that the finel is metha gas and that it burns completely in the engine to carbon dioxide gas and water vapor. The density of liquid methane is 416 kg/m. (Note that the potential energy of a mass m raised to a height is mgh, where g is the acceleration of gravity and equals 9.81 m/s.) AG, kJ/mol CH, (9) -50.8 O2(9) CO: (9) -394.4 -228.6 Н,О(9) a. What is the maximum work that one mole of CH, (g) can do if it burns at 25°C? Maximum work = kJ b. What would be the maximum height that this truck could travel up a hill on 1.00 m of liquid methane fuel? Maximum height = mi

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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